Scarlet West is a DJ, diarist and denizen of Soho, whose first book, I’d Like To Thank Manchester […]
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We’ve all been there. Scrolling through our Twitter feeds, casually skimming the snippets of text, we stumble across […]
Harry Gallon’s second novel, Every Fox is a Rabid Fox, is a fractured, feverish narrative which reflects on […]
Let me start at the end: The Night Visitors is a very good book. By the time I’d […]
The spider as an artist/ has never been employed — Emily Dickinson 1. The windows had accumulated such […]
There is music playing now in the coffee shop, the drive-in, the casino halls with their hidden exits […]
It takes some effort to stifle the yawn. Just good manners in the end. After all it was […]
‘The democratisation of the digital had, like so many revolutions before it, morphed into a new tyranny. Recorded […]
Taking in everything from linguistic dystopianism to Freudian whimsy, the stories in Joanna Walsh’s second collection, Worlds from […]
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